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Old 02-07-2012, 02:08 PM   #9
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Footnotes

as far as i can see, actually no one has answered your question.

A reference to a footnote can look like this:
<p class="does not matter"><a href="#footnote1" id="position1">Some visible text</a></p>

The footnote with a backward reference like this
<p class="footnoteclass"><a href="#position1" id="footnote1">Some visible text</a>more footnote text</p>

This works fine for me (well, at xhtml/epub, i dont know what kindel does with this)

How to get there with regex: I do not think that it's possible in one step, try to split the job, and exchange only parts of then string in one step. And there isn't a sample of your footnotes, so i can't see if there is alread a reference to jump back.

to your css: What is line-hight: 0.78 ?? millimeters, centimeters, kilometers ? :-)
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